- [aˈmasja]) is a city in
northern Turkey, in the
Black Sea Region. It was
called Amaseia or
Amasia in antiquity. It is the seat of
Amasya Province and
Amasya District...
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writings of
other authors.
Strabo was born to an
affluent family from
Amaseia in
Pontus (in present-day Cappadocia) in
around 64 BC. His
family had been...
-
Dionysodorus of
Amaseia (Ancient Gr****: Διονυσόδωρος ο Αμασιεύς, 1st
century AD) was a Gr****
mathematician from
Amaseia in Pontus.
Pliny the Elder, who...
- BC – 24 AD), Gr**** historian, geographer, and philosopher,
native from
Amaseia Marcion of
Sinope (c. 85 – c. 160 AD),
early Christian theologian Evagrius...
- was
known for his
service as
Metropolitan Bishop of
Kastoria and
later Amaseia, Pontus. He was a
member of the ****enic
Macedonian Committee and functioned...
- po****tion is 338,267 (2022). The
provincial capital is Amasya, the
antique Amaseia mentioned in do****ents from the era of
Alexander the
Great and the birthplace...
-
Cappadocia where more than 300
cyclists from
around the
globe parti****ted.
Amaseia Ancient regions of
Anatolia Cappadocian Fathers Cappadocia under the Achaemenids...
- of the
Baptism and was held on
December 25 in Constantinople,
Nyssa and
Amaseia. In a
sermon in 386,
Gregory of
Nyssa specifically related the
feast of...
- Mithridates' body was
later buried alongside his
ancestors (in
either Sinope or
Amaseia).
Mount Mithridat in the
central Kerch and the town of
Yevpatoria in Crimea...
- 79–87. McEachnie,
Robert (2018), Nicholson,
Oliver (ed.), "Asterius of
Amaseia", The
Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity,
Oxford University Press, doi:10...
